Charleston, SC
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Rainbow Row
Right before you get to The Battery, you will stumble upon the famous Rainbow Row, where all of the homes are painted an adorable pastel color, giving it its name.
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Charleston, SC
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Historic Charleston City Market
The City Market is a great place to walk through. Local vendors set up shop with their homemade wares. It is impossible not to find something unique here.
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Charleston, SC
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon
This museum is housed in one of the first buildings of Charleston. Inside, you will hear and see the history of the early days of Charleston and see how the city established itself as a major port city in the south. Upstairs, you can see where a major decision in American history was made as well.
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Charleston, SC
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
The Battery
Walk along the Battery at sunset — The Battery is where you will find those large homes that you identify with Charleston. These homes on the water are huge, historic, and absolutely stunning. I was amazed at the beauty and size of these homes, all featuring the quintessential architecture of Charleston.
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Charleston, SC
lodging
Posted over 5 years ago
The Mills House Wyndham Grand Hotel
The Mills House is a precious hotel located in a prime location of Charleston. I loved the color of it, millennial pink! The staff was so sweet and helpful as well, making our stay absolutely wonderful!
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Charleston, SC
restaurants
Posted over 5 years ago
Toast
Toast is a delicious spot located in the hustle and bustle of Charleston. Make sure to get a glass of the house-made orange juice, that is so fresh and yummy! They can turn it into a mimosa as well. They serve breakfast food that is absolutely scrumptious, but lunch and dinner as well.
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Charleston, SC
outdoors
Posted over 5 years ago
Waterfront Park
Battery Park & the pineapple fountain — After the showcase of large homes along the Battery, is Battery Park, a peaceful place where the locals come to run and walk their dogs. Also here, is the famous pineapple fountain, practically inviting you to enjoy your stay in hospitable Charleston.
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Charleston, SC
restaurants
Posted over 5 years ago
Queen Street Grocery
Queen Street Grocery was my favorite spot to eat in Charleston. Located on quiet Queen Street, this little hipster spot offers sweet and savory crepes, kombucha, and other specialty food and drinks. I loved the vibe of this small and casual eatery.
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